As an African girl growing up in the harsh cold climate of Canada, I struggled hourly with my hair. Thick, dense, weak, and extremely kynky barely scratches the surface when describing my hair. By age 25 I had given up and shaved my head for three glorious trouble free years. Then I thought I would try living with hair again. This time however, I wanted to go natural. No more relaxers or other chemical processes.  As my hair got longer and longer (or rather "bigger" and bigger"), I found I needed a little more help on my dry ends. Now I have always read food ingredient labels, but it wasn’t until my later twenties that I started paying more attention to ingredient labels on my hair and skin care products. If I’m not prepared to eat these compounds, why would I rub them all over the largest organ and most porous/absorptive part of my body (skin & scalp)?

Well tons of research, experimentation, and three years lead me to the recipe that would become Hair Honey. I hope you enjoy it.

Love your Kynks,
Esenje

Esenje Bonga-Hall wanted to create truly natural and inexpensive hair and skin care products. The only way this was affordable, was by sharing with the rest of the world. She officially launched Kynk Enterprises in 2005, and is delighted to be able to help others live naturally with their beauty. Esenje is a small town girl from Ontario, and lives with her daughters Nachama & Visolela, and husband David Hall.